Sentence examples for progression trend from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis is that greater eGFR variability is associated with a higher risk of incurring dialysis or dialysis-free death, independently of the CKD progression trend.

The simulation results showed similar progression trend of cell densities and MMP-9 concentration profiles, peak values, and stable values as the experimental results.

This computational predictions agreed with the experimental observations on the peak time of macrophages [ 9, 12], and progression trend of MMP-9 [ 10] and collagen for stable LV remodeling [ 47].

The current HRT3 software features two progression algorithms, trend analysis and topographical change analysis (TCA).

To determine progression using trend analyses, in this study a modified pointwise linear regression (PLR) was applied for each test location [ 10].

The appearance of clusters of abrupt "events" in more than one-third of the eyes showing progression by trend analysis suggests that such events may precede local progression, indicate a more rapid manifestation of glaucoma, or both.

The statistically significant delays in disease progression, strong trend towards increased OS, the lack of any concerning new toxicities, and uniformly positive secondary endpoints all favored abiraterone acetate's extended approval and use in CRPC patients who have not received prior chemotherapy [ 9].

For decades, the progression of trends seemed predictable, if not inevitable: spawned in the European couture, they migrated into high-priced ready-to-wear collections and were finally adapted in watered-down versions for mass consumption.

The attribution of the panel reflects the progression and trends of 19th and 20th-century scholarship on Early Netherlandish art.

Times to endpoints from onset of progression showed trends for the interval but were no longer significant.

To test different visual field progression criteria using trend analysis in a glaucoma population followed with long sequences of 10-2 tests as a first attempt to understand and document rates of progression in the central field.